Land Development Code Update

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1 Land Development Code Update Community Open House #1 June 7, 2018 We Dream Big and Deliver

2 PURPOSE OF COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE #1 To provide an update about the LDC rewrite project; To provide an overview of the LDC s organization; and To provide a summary of Module 1 To obtain input from open house participants 2

3 1. LDC UPDATE OVERVIEW 3

4 GUIDING PRINCIPLES Implement the 2014 Comprehensive Plan and other City Plans Implement City Council Strategic Results Streamline development review process Update, simplify, and modernize the LDC Update the zoning map 4

5 THE WORK PLAN CITY COUNCIL/ PLANNING COMMISSION WORKSHOP We are here PLANNING COMMISSION & CITY COUNCIL HEARINGS Project initiation Code Modules preparation and public review Draft Code development and public review Remapping of Zoning Districts Code completion and approval 5

6 DIRECTION Direction based on a Strategic Assessment, focus groups, and Council, Planning Commission, Advisory Committee, and community meeting comments: PUDs (review/replace with standard zone districts) Compatibility (infill and redevelopment) Parking (urban vs. suburban) Housing choice and affordability Administrative vs. public hearing threshold Flexibility with height Council Strategic Results Simplification / Streamlining 6

7 2. LDC ORGANIZATION 7

8 CURRENT CODE ORGANIZATION Article 1. - GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 2. - CODE ADMINISTRATION AND REVIEW ROLES Article 3. - DEVELOPMENT REVIEW AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES Article 4. - ZONING DISTRICTS Article 5. - USE REGULATIONS Article 6. - DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Article 7. - SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS Article 8. - NONCONFORMITIES Article 9. - ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES Article RULES FOR MEASUREMENT AND DEFINITIONS 8

9 CURRENT CODE ORGANIZATION Article 1. - GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 2. - CODE ADMINISTRATION AND REVIEW ROLES Article 3. Starts - DEVELOPMENT Mainly REVIEW with AND Procedure ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES Article 4. - ZONING DISTRICTS Article Then 5. - USE Districts, REGULATIONS Uses, Development Article 6. - DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS Standards, and Subdivisions Article 7. - SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS Article 8. - NONCONFORMITIES Finishes Article 9. - ENFORCEMENT with Procedure AND PENALTIES / Quasi-Procedure Article RULES FOR MEASUREMENT AND DEFINITIONS 9

10 PROPOSED CODE ORGANIZATION PRELIMINARIES What s this All About? ZONING DISTRICTS, LAND USE, BUILDINGS, AND STRUCTURES What Can I Do and How Much Can I Build? SITE DESIGN AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY How Does It Have to be Designed? NONCONFORMITIES What if the Existing Situation Doesn t Conform to the New Rules? 10

11 PROPOSED CODE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT REVIEW Who Do I Have to Ask and What s the Process? ENFORCEMENT How is the Code Enforced? MEASUREMENTS, WORD USAGE, RULES OF CONSTRUCTION, AND DEFINITIONS How Are the Measurements Made, and What do the Words and Acronyms Mean? 11

12 3. MODULE 1 OVERVIEW 12

13 MODULE 1 FOCUS PRELIMINARIES What s this All About? ZONING DISTRICTS, LAND USE, BUILDINGS, AND STRUCTURES What Can I Do? DEFINITIONS What do the Words and Acronyms Mean? 13

14 PT. 1: PRELIMINARIES The Boilerplate Title Purpose and Intent Authority Applicability Minimum Standards Compliance 14

15 PT. 2: ZONING DISTRICTS, LAND USE, BUILDINGS, & STRUCTURES Establishes New Zoning Districts: 43 zoning districts in current code (including sub-districts in OT, NC, and CC zoning districts) 21 zoning districts in proposed code (including sub-districts in OT and MU zoning districts) A 51% reduction in the complexity of land use tables! New zoning districts implement comprehensive plan objectives and provide greater flexibility without dependence on PUD zones 15

16 NEW ZONING DISTRICTS: STRATEGIES Residential Strategy: Residential / Agricultural replaces current Agricultural zone Residential Conservation replaces current residential zones in areas with established neighborhoods Maintains existing character Residential Infill replaces current residential zones in areas with established neighborhoods that are increasing in intensity Allows intensification Residential (6 u/a, 13 u/a, and 24 u/a) replace current residential zones in undeveloped / developing areas Allows a mix of housing types 16

17 NEW ZONING DISTRICTS: STRATEGIES Nonresidential Strategy: Business, Residential allows conversion of homes into businesses, as well as residential-scaled businesses Mixed-Use (suburban, urban, TOD), allows a wide range of development opportunities in areas currently zoned for commercial or mixed-use purposes Industrial, Light and Industrial, General replace I-1 and I-2 zones, as well as Clear Creek industrial zones Parks and Open Space replaces Conservation 17

18 NEW ZONING DISTRICTS: STRATEGIES Olde Town Strategy: Retaining existing Olde Town approach, including sub-districts Cleaning up standards to clarify points of ambiguity 18

19 NEW ZONING DISTRICTS: STRATEGIES Planned Unit Development Strategy: Collapse PUD into a single zone instead of PUD-R, PUD-BP, PUD-BPR, and PUD-I Rezone, to extent possible, existing PUDs to straight zones Allow PUD in future only for extraordinary new development 19

20 PT. 2: ZONING DISTRICTS, LAND USE, BUILDINGS, & STRUCTURES Part 2 also sets out land use tables that incorporate the new zoning districts Builds upon prior work with Article 5 reform 9 Tables, based on nature of uses listed in table: Residential; special residential; hospitality, recreation, & entertainment; commercial; community, civic, educational, health care, & institutional; industrial, processing, recycling, storage, & disposal; motor vehicle; utility & communications; agriculture 20

21 PT. 2: ZONING DISTRICTS, LAND USE, BUILDINGS, & STRUCTURES Allows uses based on three different levels of review: As-of-right use staff approval Limited use staff approval, subject to use-specific standards Conditional use public hearing approval, subject to general conditional use standards and use-specific standards Each row provides a cross-reference (hyperlinked) to usespecific standards if there is a zoning district in which they apply 21

22 EXAMPLE LAND USE TABLE Subject to Design Standards Subject to Scale and Access Standards Subject to Location, Design, and Operational Standards Hyperlinks to Standards 22

23 PT. 2: ZONING DISTRICTS, LAND USE, BUILDINGS, & STRUCTURES When land use tables are more settled, Part 2 will include use-specific standards and dimensional requirements for lots and buildings 23

24 7. NEXT STEPS 24

25 NEXT STEPS Iterative process of input and drafting 25

26 OPEN HOUSES (ANNE CAMPBELL ROOM AND ATRIUM) Community Open House #1, Code Module 1 Tonight Community Open House #2, Code Module 2 Wednesday, August 29, 6:00 8:00 p.m. Community Open House #3, Code Module 3 Thursday, Nov. 29, 6:00 8:00 p.m. 26

27 CONTINUED PUBLIC OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT Committees and focus groups Community open houses Website AdvanceArvada.org Meeting notices and minutes Issue papers and surveys Public review and comment on Code modules Information on remapping Social media and newsletters 27

28 Questions? 28